Groups of individuals, dubbed 'mole men', have been spotted entering and exiting manholes in Queens and Brooklyn, sparking speculation about their activities, with the NYPD suggesting scavenging for valuables and urban explorers dismissing the idea due to the sewer's risks and lack of value.
Former urban explorer Steve Duncan explains recent mysterious entries into NYC's sewer system, suggesting they were likely explorers, not criminals. He highlights the dangers and allure of these underground spaces.
New York City police are investigating multiple nighttime incidents where groups of people have been seen entering and exiting the city's sewer system through maintenance holes in Brooklyn and Queens. Security footage shows individuals with tools and protective gear, raising concerns about their activities underground.
New York police are investigating multiple incidents where groups were filmed entering and exiting the city's sewer system, believed to be searching for valuables. Officials warn of extreme dangers, including toxic gases and unstable conditions, urging the public to avoid such areas.
New York police are investigating multiple incidents where groups of people have been seen emerging from manholes across the city at night. Investigators are exploring theories including searching for valuables, with no arrests or injuries reported.
